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- Loudness_war abstract ""Loudness war" or "loudness race" is the popular name given to the trend of increasing audio levels on CDs and in digital audio files over the last few decades, which many critics believe damages the sound and reduces listener's enjoyment. Increasing loudness was first reported as early as the 1940s with respect to mastering practices for 7" singles. The maximum peak level of analog recordings such as these is limited by varying specifications of electronic equipment along the chain from source to listener, including vinyl record and cassette players.With the advent of the Compact Disc (CD), music is encoded to a digital format with a clearly defined maximum peak amplitude. Once the maximum amplitude of a CD is reached, loudness can be increased still further through signal processing techniques such as dynamic range compression and equalization. Engineers can apply an increasingly high ratio of compression to a recording until it more frequently peaks at the maximum amplitude. In extreme cases, clipping and other audible distortion is introduced to increase loudness further. Modern recordings that use extreme dynamic range compression and other measures to increase loudness therefore can sacrifice sound quality to loudness. The competitive escalation of loudness has led music fans and members of the musical press to refer to the affected albums as "victims of the loudness war".".
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- Loudness_war subject Category:Audio_engineering.
- Loudness_war subject Category:Musical_techniques.
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- Loudness_war comment ""Loudness war" or "loudness race" is the popular name given to the trend of increasing audio levels on CDs and in digital audio files over the last few decades, which many critics believe damages the sound and reduces listener's enjoyment. Increasing loudness was first reported as early as the 1940s with respect to mastering practices for 7" singles.".
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- Loudness_war label "Loudness war".
- Loudness_war label "Loudness war".
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- Loudness_war label "Война громкости".
- Loudness_war label "音量竞赛".
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